Smartphone App Touts It Can Calculate Women's Fertility
These days, it seems there's an app for everything, and there is a recent technology that is aimed at couples struggling with infertility.
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These days, it seems there's an app for everything, and there is a recent technology that is aimed at couples struggling with infertility.
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community is getting into the local and organic food craze with its own natural food market on its reservation south of the Twin Cities.
A University of Minnesota Family Science professor has some advice for parents who may have given the gift of an iPod touch to their children over the holidays after a 6-year-old Chicago-area girl rang up $400 worth of apps on her new device.
Twin Cities home building ended 2010 on a down note.
When you walk down the grocery aisle, you'll find lots of pricey produce.
A new state report shows that Minnesota still has a ways to go to meet the Legislature's ambitious goals for access to high-speed Internet connections.
If you are a college student, planning on heading to college, or just an education nut, Kaplan has a deal for you -- free eBooks!
Two of our state's public colleges are being recognized as some of the best, in terms of value, in the nation.
A unit of Quality Bicycle Products is voluntarily recalling approximately 6,500 bicycle handlebar stems because they can crack or break, which could lead riders to fall.
In 2009, three days before Christmas, Hobbit Travel shut its doors. Owner George Wozniak had been well-known for bringing travel deals to the masses.
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is advising consumers to avoid drinking Pepin Heights Orchard brand apple cider.
Insurance companies in Minnesota are calling this year catastrophic.
Think gas prices are high now? Just wait. A former oil company president is predicting gas prices could reach $5 a gallon by 2012.
If one of your New Year's resolutions is to save money, you've come to the right place. I've found another great round of deals to keep you entertained this winter. So beat the cabin fever, save those pennies and still plan a date night or fun family activity!
Home prices are dropping in the nation's largest cities and are expected to fall through next year as fewer people buy homes and millions of foreclosures come on the market.
